Current value growth of pet care slowed slightly in 2013 compared with the previous year in view of the unstable political situation; however, it continued at a relatively strong rate with more consumers ...

The pet care market in the Czech Republic continues to grow dynamically in 2014 and registered current value growth over the review period unlike other FMCG industries. The number of dog and cat owners ...

Although the price of dog food remains an important factor for many consumers, the quality of these products plays a still higher role. Dog owners perceive their pets as members of their families and therefore ...

The dog food category continued to be dominated by multinational industry players in 2010, leaving little space for local manufacturers to compete. A greater variety of products in terms of prices and ...

High growth in pet care continued to be the standard in 2014. Although the growth rate did not sustain the double-digit level of the previous year, it remained significant. This excellent result was due ...

Pet care in 2014 was strongly influenced by growing interest in health and wellness products as well as higher priced, quality products, which saw increasing popularity mostly in dog and cat food. Slovaks ...

The dog food category in Slovakia is developing strongly year-on-year, taking into account new trends in pet nutrition. One of the main trends in from 2009 to 2010 in dog food was the increasing tendency ...

Pet care recorded slightly stronger current value growth in 2014 with customers more likely to make purchases and more inclined to improving the wellbeing of their pets. Budget cutbacks still registered ...

However, growth is likely to slow down, as the category is reaching maturity and Hungarians are facing decreasing household incomes. Price-sensitive Hungarians are turning to cheaper economy dog food, ...